Crawford avalanche., 1887-01-27

N. o. molasses. per gallon, 60 cents.
Molasses per gallon av cents
Come to the Farmers Institute.
For Job Work OF all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE ONCE.
Remember the date of the Farmers
Institute, Jan. 31st, and Feb. 1st.
Archie Walker and wife have gone
30 Ohio on visit to relatives.
Miss Kate Traver is visiting friends
at Saginaw.
Fresh, clear side pork, at James for
ten cents per pound.
Mr. L. j. Tryon, former resident
of GSayling, Is the guest of his broth
er-in-law, j. s, Harrington, Esq.
The finest prizes with James tea,
have not been drawn. Now is the
time to purchase.
J. M. Jones was called to Chesaning,
last Saturday, on account of the seri-
ous illness Of his mother.
For the best fine calf shoe, for gen
tlemen, only $500, go to the Boot 81
Shoe store Of Chas. Nc Cullough.
Rev. j. II. Phelps will preach at
the Opera House next Sabbath after
noon at o'clock.
For Ladies' and Childrens' shoes, all
kinds, and as cheap as the cheapest, go
tn McC Cnlloughs'.
J. 8. Andrews was appointed Circuit
Court Commissioner this week. .--OtSego
Co. Herald.
Lumbermen will find a large supply
of fcre-quarters of beef at the meat
market, only 81 cents per pound.
Michael Doyle has acquired taste
for music, and has therefore purchased
a fine upright piano.
J. Maurice Finn has a fine lot of
frosted potatoes which he will sell
cheap. Tive him call.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones returned from her
extended visit to friends at Chesaning,
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. 4. w. Mitchell and sister were
guests of Mrs. Mack TAYLOR, of Fred
oric, during the past week.
Mrs. A. @. Wilcox is reported to be
quite iii with Erysipelas, and has been
confined to the house since New Years.
j. Staley, Jr., made flying visit to
his home in Caro-, last Saturday, re-
turning Tuesday.
The pay car of the Michigan Central
passed up last Sunday, but was de-
tanned in Grayling for several hours on
account of ice on the track.
Charley Mccullough has just re-
ceived a new stock OF Ladies' Paragon
Rubbers, which he will sell cheap.
Just the thing for this season.
Mrs. g.. II. Hicks, on her way to the
church last Saturday evening lost an
earring set with four turquoise stones.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning the same to her.
Rev. T. Edwards, will be absent
next Sunday. holding Quarterly servi-
ces at Cheboygan. Rev. Wheeler will
preach in the morning and Rev.
James In the evening.
An amateur Danish theatrical com
painy will give an entertainments at the
Opera House, on next Saturday eve
ming. All should attend and give them
good send-off.
Robert Wilcox is laid up with the
rheumatism and has not been able TO
do but little work since last November.
Mr.. A. G. Wilcox looks after his tenn
poral wants.
N. III. Evans now has about 275, 900
feet of logs on the skids for the Smith
brothers He is also busy hauling on
the job he took from Capt. j. ID.
Wpodbury<-R Roscommon Neics.
The rink is doing land Office busi-
neSs this winter, but from the noise
made last Saturday night by the skat-
ers, It seemed as II bsdlan lad broke
loose.
George Hrrtman, who has contract-
edt, put 900. 900 feet Of logs into the
south Branch Of the Az Sable for A.
a. rIn;1n. started another camp lust
wpc. s',''soel'sQg 9ffcs.